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Ghincofeaxue.

Arden Daisey, died on the 9Th inst,
of consumption aged SO years.
Mary A., the daughter of Burton
Booth. died Oh the 4th inst, aged 6
years.
The dwelling Of Capt. Seal Bloxom
has been remodelled and improved by q
porch and d new coat OF paint giving 1t
q handsome appearance.
A party or excursionists from Stock
tam. Md. Of Il hundred ormOre, accom-
panied by a brass hand, spent several
days at the Atlantic last Htek.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Miles. died at the
Atlantic hotel on 10th inst, aged 81
years. Her remains were taken to Po-
comoke City, and inferred in the Bap-
fist cemetery at that place.
Tie steamer Widgcon. in Whining
ton for Snme weeks past to be enlal gcd
and repaired. will return Saturday and
be placed on the route between this
place and Franklin City, OIL Monday.
Persons fond of landline fishing ''can-
not afford topassClincoteagGe by. "Fish
never were so plentiful, and the usual
.catch" now i'll 80 minutes is from 10
to 500, according to the skill of the fish
crman.
The annual pony pennings Will take
place on AsSateague and Chincoteague
on the 9th and 18th of July,respective-
~. Ponies of all ages and sizes will be
offer ed on those days at public and pri-
vate sale.
Master D. Fl. Caulk. aged 16 years,
son of Mrs. z. A. Caulk has been adj
mitted as a pupil of McDonough school.
Baltimore and is therefore entitled to
same benefits IS are given to pupils at
Girard College,. Phlla.
The furniture of the U. s. Signal Of
fee at this place was. sold at public allc-
tion ON the 18th inst, and the tffice
abolished Sergeant 4. b Crane late
ly in charge of the office las been sent
to Brownsville, Texas.
A meeting is still in progress in The
Bishop Mallalieu Tent erected here
come weeksago. 1t accommodates about
400 people and is crowded dails, not
withStandiEg the revival services held
in other parts of our island.
Recent arrivals at the Atlantic: Wm
L. English, N. II. Stevenson, Thos. L..
Fleming Juo. s. Shrarer. Geo. and j. II
tiillinglaln, phila.; w. T. Valiant. J..
w. Ward, SeafOrd;S. L.. Benson, Stock
ton; E. B. Davidson. Milford.
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SUMNER SCHEDULE. we.
OF THE sstssss
ractorn Shore Steam5oat C0mDany

SUMNER SCHEDULE. we
OF THE -
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTID1O RI,
Until further notice.. OIL AMI after Sunday,
May. 10TH. 1857, Will rum their steamers az
follows, twoathor pvr.nlEtlng.j lenytng South ST.,
Wharf ut 90 O'Clock u. m.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE
CAPT. W. W. MATTHEWS.
SUNDAYS and wEDNrsDAYSror Crsneld, Il M
mans, Evans, Bogg's N ,udua, Davis ,@ds +,
Miios', Shields. Hungnrs and Tflyur's whAryes:
RErURNINj-loLvos Taylor'S yruesday5 hn1
Il: idnys ut 6 am. Hunpar's $40. shlhl.ln' .,
Niles OH, Davis 1918, Reads IL, Nandua
p. M, Eoggs' 8, Evans BIG, hplfman's T..
steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L. j. SMITH.
MONDAY and THURSDAY for Crl,drld. Tan,ier
Island, Finneyo Onar;Cc4r C'est orpe sex
Hunting Crock, GunfprI, ale5JOn 20.
RETURNIN Wednesday md Sftu day, leaves
Mcssongo Grim, GrilfOrd I. fIuntin! Creek 9.aO
ChescDnnetsex II. 80, on .ncocS ., Finney 3 5.aO'
Ttnger Island 4.5O.
steamer TAEGIER,
CAPT. j. W. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Friday for Crl snold. "lnney's
On;lncock, Silelltowr. Pitts Wharf. Cedar Hall,
RohoboLh. pocOnloko City and Snow Hiil.
RErURNI NfI-Iienves snow Hill Mondays aou
Thursday at H. M, Poconl lko, Ci y 7.So.; Raio-
poth O. Cedar H I'll 9.:,0 Pit - wharf 10, On III
cock p. H., Fiuneys 3:5u p. M
ALI Steamers leave Crisheld fol Balti-
20 more. on arrival of last DOWN train.
Freight and passens ers recelvedfor all points
OF tie N. Y, Phlla. and Norfolk, W:comlco ana
Pocomoke II. r. daily, Delaware, Maryland ahd
virginia Railroads on Tuesdays aud Fridays
only.
Positively no freight received alter 40 p, w.
and must be prepaid to oil points, except
on tho N. Y. Phla, and Norfolk railroad.
PR. CLARK. General Agent,
los South street. Baltimore.
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THE MISSOURI STEAM WtSHER.
Price $40. q
The Great Taboo Saverl
The Great Clutllin, Savrrl
The tire..t,S,sg Saver!
Six Important Facts


Six Important Facts
1st Rubbing clothes on n ,wasll boarl
wears them out more than uSl e them
or wearing them,
End. The Missouri steam washer
cleans clothing without the us, of the
wash board.
3rd, by saving the wear on wash
board, clothing washed hi The Missouri
steam washer wiI'last twice a.. long.
4tll. ANY family using the Missouri
steam washer will save It's cost from on
to five times Il year by the saving
wear OH clothes.
5,h. The Missouri steam washer does
away with all the severe drudging o.
work day.
9th. Families lacking heath and
strength are. often compelled to have
their washing done at great exI .ense,
which might be slved by doing it them
selves with the Missouristeam: washer.
Notice-What your-oMl .citiZrns say
about it:
Your steam washer was brought to
my house Il few days ago. 1 take pleasure
in saying it las given entire satisf; ction
and done its work well. TIC. Tits.
0nuncock MarcbJ7 I'm 1917
- - 49, :.
Having seen the Missouri ste am wash
Gro., sav;no Of Ial,or '" y n I "mu "
March -, Dist ,s7 1901 - - A''
--''
7 have seen vour machine n,or,, end
think 1t does all shat is claimed for 1t,
Warc, o1sf .a o'e SWIM o. LII /
->''' 90 '--'''
think r. the hest a~er emu a mUM gu"
not I've without enc for twice i fts c"st IN
! w - sM Ss;
:, - t,''S'
work that is Claimed for if n has ai1 he ea9
used AT INV house with m,,cI, s saIt .
tior. e q InyNss
-,'
The Missouri steam washer doos
such GOOD work and oives sncb 'ontire
satisfaction that. Won will nlaose order
one for me. MRS y .Wp1au.r
W Mns VIiaS ~ clallns 10 90 satisfactorily.
1aN'."' y. =. 9 oi1SseN '4Ahs' L 81 !. MEARs.
r have seen soveral . foo :, .,,,,s ave h,;p
think the Missouri steam washer ill., tn,
most complete one ever saw. and does
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NoTTcE.-We offer for sale on terms
to suit the buyer our entire livery. in
Guiding stable, or anylart OF same.-
This is IL rare chance for anyon chat de-
sires TO engage in the business. Ret
son for selling will be given to. those
who desire to purchase
Pungotcague Livery.
Apply to. j. Ii. Ayres $. w. Anne,
Or }. II. Walker.
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Paint is being vigorously applied to
many of our residences, and our town
will soon present as neat and attractive
appearance as any Oh the Shore.
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Don't eat ba bread. use LEAFS Kirk
wood Family. Always good.
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A party or excursionists from Stock
tam. Md. of ii hundred or-more, accom-
panied by a brass hand, spent several
days at the Atlantic last Htek.
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LecmOnf.

: Miss Lou johnson, after an extended
trip to York, Penn, reached III home
here OH Friday, July LIST.
Captains Fitzgerald and Justice of
Hunting Cfeek,are reported doingth
best of the crab season, shipping over
5000 in one day.
Miss Mary Wharton; new conner
and u recent graduate of Macon College,
is now at home with her father, Rev. J.
s. Wharton, of this phase. Welcome
to our midst.
Our streets are being torn up at pres
ent and properly graded SO as To carry
OFF the water and prevent al unusual
supply Of mud in wet season, which has
heretofore been anuisance TO travellers
and a great annoyance to the present III
halitaniS. better walks are also being
provided,
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PRIVATE SALE or LAND-The un.
dersigned offers at private sale several
building situations on Onancock creek.
say twenty acres each, with sufficient
woodland and resources to supp)r the
same. The land is high and and eligible.
Having Ueen SCI in clover fium time to
time for many years makes it as it were,
improved Land. To those wishing small
farms fine opportunity is here offered,
and perhaps, more beautiful situations
fo: home cannot b. found in our Sec
tion. Good Outl Its to all the premises.
For terms apply TO L. C.PlLts.
Onancock.
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Mrs. Elizabeth S. Miles, died at the
Atlantic hotel on 10th inst, aged 81
years. Her remains were taken to PO-
comoke City, and Inferred in the Bap-
fist cemetery at that place.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-07-16

For SALB-50, 900 Late Flat Dutch,
and Large. Bergen Drulnllead Cabbage
flailts aL l0cellts per hundred; Ivy mail
rs cents per hundred.
McMath Bros,
Onley, Va.
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ask for LEAFS Fl2urs. Always good.

For SALE CuEAP.-A comfortable
house Of three rooms and lot of one acre
attached near ;Leemont. Apply to
d. +. White.
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HIl1usgLeal!er' $ .
c .E=lrii9:nl.:-d-

Messrs. Ballew s. Berry, repre-
sentatives of the Wrought Iron
Range Company, are now canvas
ing the county with their Celebra-
ted Home Comfort Cooking Ranges,
which combines all the modern i'm
provements necessary to u first
class cooking apparatus, besides
being constructed OF the very best
material. rendering it absolutely in
destructible. They will call OH and
take pleasure in demonstrating the
superior advantages Other range,
and all OF the good citizens should
not tail to take advantage OF the
opportunity to purchase as they
are only sold direct from the fac.
tory and not through dealers at all.
We refer to a few of tile purchasers
in this and Northampton county,
who can readily testify to the SUI
perior advantages OF these ranges:
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s. For RENr.-For the year 1888. my
storehousc and dwelling situated at
Hallwood, and,al0t of &C .ps If arabic
land. john W. Kely.
New Church, Va !.
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Observation-Disclosures and patterns
cut to1it by the Eclectic Lady Taylor
system. Satisfaction guaranteed or mon
ey returned. Mrs. Chas. B. LillistOn.
Accomac G. H., Va.
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Miss Carrie White. an attractive
young lady from Baltimore, is visiting
relatives and friends in our village.
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Hiaw .thaand Supreme make better
bread than any fl0uIs on the market,and
will please the most fastidiouS.
Nudge, Smith & Co
For RENT-Very cheap to good farm,
ers, one ar Two good small fails, near
the railroad and steamboat liuldi,g
&. r. 'ravlur,
Jenkins liridgc, Va
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Tile new Baptist Church ere Is near
ing completlon, a corps of skilltul paint
ers beng engaged at this timeln giving
the finishing touches. AS house of
worship # is to he not only ~ hing of
beauty" but model structure in the
way of comfort.
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BRrcks-L am now manufacturing
for sale al X ocomoke City,, first -class
bricks, which can deliver at any point
along N. u Pc N. r. lat less price
than they can lie secured elsewhere. In
quantities of 1000 or 5000 can be bought
al greatly reduced price. T.Acklcy
Pocomoke City.
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Use LEAFS Fancy Table Meal.

Try James Myer & Co.'S. Southern
Cross Patent Process beats all for. the
price.
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Nothing better can be found than Jas.
Myer & Co.'S, Royal Patent Process
Flour.
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AN OLD SToRY-Baily's Cholera Cure.
The great D.ahrhoea and DysenterY cure
has beer found to be positive specific
in all of, the bowel complaints Let ev-
cry family get and keep bottle in the
house. Try it, only rs cents. Solll?by
all merchants. Manufactured by james
Baily &Son, Baltimore.
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FoR RENT-Fors the year 1883 or a
term OF ssyealss Hesse Castlei;' a four
horse farm near. Eastyille,i on which
William r.. Wescott now resides. Has
abundant resources and is easily cult
waited. For terms apply to
2 Win. E. Waldy,
Eastvile.
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DGssoLUTIoN.-The firm OF j. L.
Justice & Bro, Parksley, was dissolved
some ;m3ntls ago by mutual consent.
j. L Justice retiring from the firm,
.Allinterested will please take notes.
j. l.. Justice u Co..
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WANTED-A tirst-class wood work
MAJ. who is al 10 IL second-clasS trimmer
and painler,,to work in connection with
me in blacksmith business. W.lges will
be given il preferred to one that suits.
For further. particulars address
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MappEyIIIe..

Tie farmers are satisfied with the
fair prices they are IT ceiving for their
produce al present.
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There is great deal of sickness in
this neighbo,hood at this time, and the
M. D. is on the go night aud day, in an
swer to calls. Several cases are reported
as critical.
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An occasion looked for with more in
tereSt than any other ly our people at
present, is the Association TO lie held at
Bethel on the 18th of August. Rev. DR..
Wharton ami other big lightsin the Bay
fist Church are expected, and our peo-
pie are prepai ing to give them royal
reception:
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Tie steamer Widgcon. in Whining
ton for snme weeks past to be enlarged
and repaired. will return SATURDAY. and
be placed on the route between his
place and Franklin CITY, OIL Monday.
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FOUND Pocomoke sound. June
23rd ult., a yawl boat II feat long, wit
hole in her silie covered with calyass.
Tile owner will please come for her and
pay charges. s. w. Sparrow,
Hallwood, We.
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FoR SALE.-A fine Gray Morgan
colt, 26months old-c..n trot in min
utes or better. Dlvid Win,ler,
Mappsburg, Va.
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ONION SETs-I have for sale 20 bar
rels of potato onion sets, at fair prizes.
w. Fisher Mears,
louisville, Va.
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Arden Dalsey, died on the 9Th inst,
of consumption aged SO years.
Mary A., the daughter of Burton
Booth. died on The 4th inst, aged 6
ve2r9
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-07-16

Master D. Fl. Caulk. aged Is years,
son of Mrs. F. 4. Catlk has been adj
mitted as a pupil of McDonough school.
Baltimore and is therefore entitled to
same benefits IS are given to pupils at
Girard College,. Phlla.
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NoTIcE-New lot.of thin goods in
gentItmen's clothing. Serges, crinkle5
and alpacas just III at Slocomb u Ames.
Onancoek.
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Ask your grocer for Nudge, Smith s.
Co.'S fourand take no other.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-07-16

Use Leafs Celebrated Kirkwood Win
ter Patent Family Flour, the very best
in Tile market. We lead all the time.
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For SALE.-Twenty-fve barrels of
pure apple vinegar made last yearly
The barrel. Will take goods in exchange
Tor it from merchants.
John T.. Warren.
Pungoteague, Va.
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ACCoMAC.

VIM. j. Rue, John. /. Turner,
Peter DAVIS, Frank 3: Smith.
JAS. s. Bull, VIM. Z. Mapp,
Southey Bull L. }. Hyslu2,
Shepperd Bull. Geo. w. Hyslup,
William Kellam, G. w. St0ckley,
Revel Kellam, John ~ johnson.
John Hyslup, U. Z. Bradford,
Edgar Smith, L. L.Trower,
James Boggs, G. L.. Bunting,
Jesse Phillips, S. 9. burlington.
Hubert Warren, Geo. 9. Phillips,
James Ayres, VIM. b. Pitts,
VIM. Waterfield,l Jas. B.. BelOate,
.Thaddeus Martin Am. Nottingham
WIN. Taylor, Robt. Mllllner,
Solomon Bird, John IL. James,
VIM. Beloate, A. w. James,
r. II. Bonnewell, J.W. Heath.
NORTHAMPTON.
Wash Hunt, w. N. Williams,
FL. nottingham, J.A. Nottingham,
Frank Rolly, VIM. A. WISE,
John Willis, il. FL. Doughty.
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The Missouri steam washer does
such good work and gives such entire
satisfaction that you will please order.
one for me. MRS. V..WR1GHr.
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The furniture Of the U. s. Signal Of
fee at this place was. sold at public alIc
tion on the 18th inst, and the cffice
abolished Sergeant 4. b Crane late
ly in charge of the office has been sent
to Brownsville, Texas.
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The NJ. E. Church South, gives an
excursion to Virginia Beach ut an early
date for the children OF the Sunday
school.
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This steam washer does well all the
work that is claimed for it. 1t has beef
used at my house with much satisfac-
ton. G. G. JoyNEs.
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Orr worthy mayor was made happy
by the arrival OF little stranger III his
family Il few day IS ago.
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The annual pony pennings will take
place on Assateague and Chincoteague
on the 9th and 18th of July,respectlve-
". Ponies of all ages and sizes will be
Offer ed on those days at public and pri-
vate sale.
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REGISTER ED JERSEY BULL-'Alice's
Compeer,' No. 1852 ALEC. Boush
direct firm the herd Ut 5. W. McKibOen,
Bracken county, Kentucky: Will he at
John Z. Wise's, Pastoral, Va, during
summer alldtall Service fee 8.
d. Hutchinson,
j. E. Wise.
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! have seen your machine work and
think 1t does all shat is claimed for It,
and | will get one soon. J.F RILEY.
March 21st, .'87.
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The schooner ]. D. Eldrtlre of Oman
cock. Can't. J. r. Truitt, master. cap
sized off Tangier, last Monday. The
crew were all saved.
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Merchants win find it to their advan
tage to deal with US, and families to use
our flour. Nudge, Smith tS Co.
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The work of timing the roof of Messrs.
Slocomb & Ames' storehousc WIS COM
menced OIL Thursday evening.
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Smoke turkish Patrol cigar, best hive
cent cigar, for sale by j. Myers " Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
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Persons fond of landline fishing ''can-
not afford topassClincoteagEe by. "Fish
never were so plentiful, and the usual
"catch" now i'll 80 minutes is from 10
to 500, according to the skill of the fish
crnlau,
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Having seen the Missouri steam wash
Ell i'll use. think. it success and q
greaL saving of labor. E. II. tlTTs.
March 21st, '87.
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Mrs. DR.. w. s. Horsey of Oak Hall,
was the guest of MISE II. Leltlerbury
last week.
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J. D. Fletcher has been the guest of
T. w. Russell, during this week.
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A meeting is still in progress in tn,
Bishop Mallalieu Tent erected here
come weeks ago. 1t accommodates about
400 people and is crowded dails, not
withStandiEg the revival services held
in other parts of our island.
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A new building opposite the Office OF
DR.. 1)rummrnd has lcd. some 20 suppose
that the melical gentleman is contem-
plating the frlicit es of matrinlony.
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F. F. Corcoran of Charleston, s. c.,
is visiting Thomas d. Quinby.
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PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

Mind is perpetual motion.
As the parent so is the child
All is but lip wisdom which wants ex-
ponence
The first step in governing child Is
to govern yourself
The order of.our needs should h. the
order Of our work
Time spent in making home happy is
never thrown away.
Good discipline IS impossible with
children unemployed.
Many live ridioulously for fear Of ~
ing thought ridiculous
Children are encouraged by the apprt
baton of their parents.
Convince the people you are in dead
earnest if you would succeed
There is no place so high that an ass
laden with gold cannot reach it.
Those who blow the Goals Of others
strife may chance to have she sparks tly
in their faces
Injuries from friends fret and gall
more, and the memory Of them is not so
easily obliterated
Opportunities are very sensitive things
if you slight them on their first visit,
you seldom see them again.
TO endeavor to work upon the vulgar
with fine sense is like attempting to hew
blocks of marble with a razor
The power Of fortune is conferred
only by the miserable; the happy impute
all their success to prudence or merit.
Good temper, like sunny day, sheds
brightness over everything. It il the
swcetener Of toll and the soothcr OF dis
quietude
The least degree Of ambiguity which
leaves the mind in suspense as to the
meaning, ought to be avoided with the
greatest care
The voice OF conscience is so delicate
that it is easy to stitle it but it is also
SO clear that it is impossible to stihc IL
Madame de Stacl.
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SAVANNAH, GA SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1881

bed and drew his wife upos his knes.
She hid her face upon Ms shoulder, just
as she had often done in the olden times
in the house upon the Vermont hillside.
do you think you can give me an
other chancel" said Jack.
cit was all my fault, Jack, and I'm
very sorry
"WelI, Wen call it square then and
start in again. What dye sayr
"0hs Jfck -" was the only reply, and
then there followed a sound which had
something Of sweetness aud requital ia
it, aud borne on the wind from half a
mile away came the refrain
Warming tho bosom OF somebody, OH
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Golden Bod.

Bid'st thou the summer hasten.
The fields and hillsidas gIistea
With early snowtiakes fallen,
Midsummer golden rod.
Wouldst Danish crimson clover,
Tho blackbird and the ployer,
Whilst thou broad fields reign oye~
With golden rod
Like sunshine Is thy face
Modest and sweet thy grace;
Yet thou and all thy race
Weird heralds are.
Thou tell's5 Of wind and cloud,
Tempest and thunder loud.
Dark forms Of demons proud,
Dread winters sway.
Delay still yet while;
Force not ON us thy smile,
SO sweet, so full of guile!
Thou golden rod
Later well welcome thee,
When from each shrub and tres,
No more comes forth the gIee
Of festive song.
When Summer skies grow paia,
When autumn breeaes wall,
Then gladly thee we'll hail,
Bright golden rod
It Boston PHO
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-10-08
He Seemed" Embarrassed.

Uncle James, said Miss Penelope
Waldo OF Boston, who is visiting ia the
country II was ont walking this morn
ing, and young Mr. Smith, who was
with me, killed a snake. When J asked
him what kind Of snake it was he
seemed embarrassed and changed the
subject
The only kind 81 snakes we hey
about here, Penelope said her Uncle
James. SIS garter snakes"
Then Miss Waldo realized the innate
delicacy Of gouug Sir. smith, aud was
deeply grateful to him Puck,